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A glossary of provincial and local words used in England by Francis Grose
jack
jack-sharp-nails
jack-o-legs
jacket-a-wad
jag
jagger
jannock
jarr
jastring
jaum
St. Jam's-mas
St. Jeffery's-day
jenny-crudle
jenny-hulet
jill
jimmers
job
jobbet
jocotious
joist
jouk coat
jounce
joy go with thee!
joys on thee!
jugglemear
jump
june-bug
jurnut
ju-um
kale
keal
kale-pot
kazzardly
keale
kealt
kedge
kedgebelly
kee
keel
keel the pot
keen-bitten
keep
keeve
kelk
keil
kelks
kelter
kilter
kemnel
kemlin
ken
kennel-coal
kenning
ken specked
kep
keppen
kerle
kerping
kern-baby
kerse
keslop
kester
kesmas
kestling
ketty
kex
key-beer
kibble
kickle
kid
kidder
kidcrow
kilps
kimnel
kind
kindly
king harry
kink-haust
kink
kipper
kirk-garth
kit
kitchen
kitchiness-bread
kite
kitling
kitte-packs
kittle
kittleish
kive
klick
klutsen
knack
knackeu
knaggy
knattle
knep
knife-gate
knightle-man
knoblocks
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